Community & Public Health
During a clinical rotation there was a particular patient that remains embedded in my memory, where his physical health became priority only because…
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Disaster Nursing
Before a disaster occurs it is important for us to understand and be familiar with procedures and policies that outline proper measures to…
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Emotional Intelligence
There are many elements that make up an effective leader. Things like knowledge and experience in a profession aid in establishing a foundation…
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Health Information Network
Working in the prehospital field when paper patient care reports (PCR) were still being utilized and transitioning to the electronic PCRs, I noticed…
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Leadership – Post Interview Reflection
After interviewing my former supervisor, I noticed that there are a lot of similarities between nursing and EMS. Having to continually take education…
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Trauma-Informed Care
If we have a patient that has suffered many traumatic events or scores high on the ACES evaluation, the patient can ultimately suffer…
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Death with Dignity
Life can take us through an infinite amount of routes but one thing is always certain, everyone will eventually face death. As a…
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Leadership Reflection – Pre-interview
Throughout my life I have been surrounded by so many people who possess different leadership qualities. For this interview however, I decided on…
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Public Health & Vulnerable Populations
Everywhere you go, whether it is a developing country, a rich or poor neighborhood there are several different factors that influence vulnerable and…
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Addressing the Interconnection Between Mental Health and Physical Health
As an emergency medical technician working in the emergency department, I had the privilege of taking care of an array of patients with…
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